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Introduction | |
Star Trek“ | |
Triptych (Second Prize) | |
The Quick and the Dead | |
The First Law of Metaphysics | |
The Hero of My Own Life | |
Doctors Three | |
Star Trek the Next Generation“ | |
I Am Klingon (Third Prize) | |
Reciprocity | |
Calculated Risk | |
Gods, Fate, and Fractals | |
I Am Become Death | |
Star Trek Deep Space Nine“ | |
Research | |
Change of Heart | |
Star Trek Voyager“ | |
A Ribbon for Rosie (Grand Prize) | |
Touched | |
Almost...But Not Quite | |
The Healing Arts | |
Seventh Heaven | |
Afterword | |
Contest Rules | |
About the Contributors | |
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Welcome toStrange New Worlds V.It feels wonderful to write those words. When we first started doing these contest anthologies, there was no way to know that the idea would work. Lots of things seem like they are destined for success and then turn out not to be.
The thing that has made theStrange New Worldsanthologies work, I think, is that they are a labor of love from all sides, from the thousands of fans who write and send in the stories (whether their stories are to be found in this volume or not), to the publisher and editors, who are all writers as well, and who understand the drive to get your story down the way you want to write it, to tell theStar Trekstory that won't get out of your head.
Perhaps the most impressive thing, and a lesson to us all, is the number of stories about the cast of the brand-new showEnterprisethat were submitted. With only days between the airing of the first episode and the closing deadline for this anthology, fans ignored all the voices telling them that there wasn't enough time, sat down and wrote their story, then -- and this is often the hardest part -- put their story in an envelope and mailed it in.
Because if you want to know the secret of how to be a professional writer, there it is: write the story, put it in an envelope, and send it to someone who can buy it and publish it. That's what the people in this anthology did, and you can do it too.
Best,
John J. Ordover
Excerpted from Strange New Worlds by Dean Wesley Smith
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